Extra training for Junior Boys

We will be having extra trainings for our competitive Junior Boys team to prepare them for the upcoming competition that will start in 7 July 2015.

Dates/ Day	Friday 6, 13 Feb 6, 13 Mar
Time	1530 - 1730
Reporting venue	School Hall
Things to bring	Floorball stick (if any), Water bottle, PE Attire/CCA jersey

Do remember to eat healthy, flood yourself and keep fit!

GOoOoOoOoooooooOOO ENDEAVOUR! 

Welcome back! (Training schedule)

Welcome back to the new academic year! It's great to see everyone back in action! :) This is going to be an exciting year ahead for everyone! :D

The training schedule for term 1 will be as follow *This is for everyone*:

Dates/ Day	Monday 12, 19, 26 Jan 2, 9, 16, 23 Feb 9 Mar
Time	1530 - 1730
Reporting venue	School Hall
Things to bring	Floorball stick (if any), Water bottle, PE Attire/CCA jersey

For the team players (those that have been training during the holiday), I will see you on 5 Jan (Term 1 week 1), the time will be 1530 - 1700.

See you guys around!


Eat healthy and stay cheerful!

Holiday training schedule

Yo Floorballers!

Here are the days for our training:

	Training Days	Time / Venue	Remarks	Training
1	Tuesday, 18 Nov ’14	0900 – 1200 / School Hall	No change	YES
2	*Thursday, 20 Nov ‘14	0900 – 1200 / School Hall	*Cancelled	*NO
3	Tuesday, 25 Nov ‘14	0900 – 1200 / School Hall	No change	YES
4	*Thursday, 27 Nov ‘14	0900 – 1200 / School Hall	*Cancelled	*NO
5	Monday, 22 Dec ‘14	0900 – 1200 / School Hall	No change	YES
6	Tuesday, 23 Dec ‘14	0900 – 1200 / School Hall	No change	YES
7	Tuesday, 30 Dec ‘14	0900 – 1200 / School Hall	No change	YES

See you and continue exercising!

Floorball Clinic

Hey all!

There will be a Floorball Clinic conducted by Singapore Men's National Coach R Saravanan during this holiday. Details are as follow:

Fusion'z Floorball is thrilled to announce that we are moving forward to enhance and develop Floorball among the school students in Singapore. This program is designed to engage students during school holidays especially after examination for Primary 3 to Primary 6.

This program will be conducted by Sara, coach of National men's team, Bukit Merah Secondary School team and Republic Men's and Ladies team. His involvement in this field as a player himself and as a coach for 15 years has achieved many championship awards in all levels.

CLINIC OVERVIEW

The one day clinic aims to introduce the correct techniques on passing,dribbling,shooting and goalkeeping. In addition to that, offensive and defensive transitions, different type of pressure system and various game situations will be imparted in the clinic.

CLINIC DETAILS

• 1 Session : 3 hours

• Clinic Date : 18th Nov 2014 ( Primary 3 to Primary 6 )

• Venue : Bukit Merah Secondary School

• Time : 9.00am - 12.00pm

• Closing dates for registration : 11 Nov 2014

• Cost : $30 per Student


If you are interested, please send in your registration to : sara_fusionz@yahoo.com.sg

Which stick is best for me? (part 3 of 3)

Well, there are other things you need to take note of while buying a stick. However, the points I'm going to state here are not as important as the one I've mentioned earlier.

• Flex
• Weight
• Shape of the shaft
• Stiffness and material of the blade
• Open face
• Cavity
• Grip

As you can see, there's still many points to look out for when choosing a stick. So before buying any stick, do your research and ask around, which stick suits you more?

And before buying, do try them out. If it feels right, and you can get good shots and passes, you may gotten yourself the right stick for you!  

Which stick is best for me? (part 2 of 3)

Does the length of the stick matter?

Yup, it does matter a lot!

• How tall you are is the most important factor

• Always choose a stick that you feel most comfortable with

 Too long will hinder your movement and too short will hurt your back.

A stick that is up to about your chest level will be fine.

Longer stick will give you a better range. With a shorter stick, you will be able to handle the ball more efficiently and a quicker ball handling.

Which stick is best for me? (part 1 of 3)

Okay, this is a burning question to most of you I believe when you are choosing a stick. However, do take note of this...

Do not choose left or right (blade) depending on whether you are left-handed or right-handed

Yup, that's right. It doesn't mean that if you are a right handed person, you HAVE to choose a right curved blade.

Making the wrong choice will disadvantage your play enormously. So please, before you make any purchase, do speak to us first.

Being right-handed, shooting on the left will generally give you better stick handling. 

There is a good reason why blades are produced for both left and right shooters. However, players who are right-handed, more generally shoot on the left. The reason is that the right hand is on the top, and thus allows you better control over the stick. Conversely, being left-handed, shooting on the right allows better stick control. 

Hope this give you a better idea! :)

(information taken from: The Floorball Book: Equipment and Maintenance)